New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-10

lied !. rms TRlBuN agains wi al the Presi-
aud for keeping tse tax permanently on wiskey. IN
fact he is Tax pIohhiion,t ne "'nn . !" ,,ss
tine whskey tax 80 constant anu 50 hea'y ~ 70 loc'
temperance ny taxation.
MOST INTERESTING And IMPORTANT.
IRON m, Ns,c YORK tDrM.)
Asapart OF he pslii, Al sewsOf Ia lay. aud most
Interesting and important part "" mint VT James I"
B..nes comments upoa President tl'vs'anrs nesSage
THE ISSUE pRouPTLy AID BOLDLY ACCEPTED.
Mr. Baine's lcscptapce II The sac forcci upon tho
courtr, by President was - prompt and bold as -
the message that challenged IT,
BEATING THE AIR WITH woods.
froft Ths Vc y.rt In"es tInd)
This. then IL ths snsi 81 Mr. bhn- polcV, ana rs NO
il The r cr OF the Republican party al present. u must
h.. taken he pscy VI tne Repihh' .h' nam 'hey e
uaic H. would he well for them t. 'si"- to 10 q
l. J.. M polcy tnev can 20 before tie people win.
There is too much common se 50 ana 90 neh oVriNi',
oi-fasaioned hons'y IN u" hi''u g"' io ~. 81.
dangerous a scheme a, thlS
FoRMuLATEs THE EEPrRIIcAN Plan OF cAN'
,,,,yoy c,,.sondonc, of -, isH7dp,fa L,o>r CRrpl
IL VS. 4 n art csc o: bI.Ine-- tG- par -. INA
TRE>E have its Lon Ton 'orr,-p'nden Nr Sntllcy.
30 over 10 Pt' &" lni~rVls" MT htnr on me
Presidents within lev hour, az ~ nu1ira
cpinrnt statesman 10 he interview - the extent oi
thr.e whsrrin ne s'"sis iir PRECEDENT Ffeo
Trade argument point by point ln~ interview !, nav
M a3on, ., viI- re,dn: the Destatc itself. All
the general nViroH seems - br TIA o. form tfs tho
sag Of Mr. tlevoIand'-." ,n1 remssr o. the Ia'on
League ,lnD thi, pstnns-'r" who n'' n"fc"i"fe been
cnrnpsl the nomination o. 4ne. whrtLcr Ne Ike or
no. ~, sti'ercns are far oh-et t. TO m'-'1-e. ana
lc.ns r,ar f-r mo qne,'n m mn sh'pl and are
but top lad hat he NAL d''l,'n boil. ro'i a. 1t
must resi- win tho people the d'"lV"+
ron r. hf'i.y t,g'' h|"l .......
ra..n ~ ''r C'cvc'anl 'froa,cr hAn ever lie Is i
statesman without arld.cr
ONE Owi-LtXE KrMARKs.
From the H4i',Horr sun ..fi.titn'6ti0H Dr.tl
. 4 al = fs -
uu-I M party which hr Doe ~ ma. g'rs RI o. to
ham, r. ,is own eve; snt II r deem. pra~r set III.
tair,n. IA fnc n-li a. military Covsrnsr
in,.hi a, Icu Indicate Of h- mcA'nr.'o Of relief
man tue tax Ougl 10 %. removed from oDAcco ~ni
the taril dept On WOOL
WILL ELEcrEFY PArMorIH HE,ErS
Pom The Btltonor> dner'rdn lR,D)
Not les. sgnincaut ,ntu tie Presidents message Mr.
Blaine, ia asd state. Se co.nu-ut up"n H.
snr lon" befdr- IA, one prominent pe~son gwen 80
splendid "A opportunity 10 Ansher eminent iniviihai
%or.HIn'.a'eT ayaof ;ir B4,nc "a. III. -nrce.,'ul
rral Il - di-aIv,n'ase. aud presses hon" npsn him
irrmsn In many localities Of tho Union
Wnat tue futnre have ia store Tor Mr.. Blaine We
know MOI but his W. 80 kspw auid not hesitate -
declare that millions ~ hi, cSiatrvs"n ~" 10 lor,-
pes,as- h- ma, NJ lucn on IN, nn:, OF IT,. .'s,s
10 day tLat Mr. Cleveland mas virtually bec'mo liz own
Burchard-
MIGHTY ESTERTAINISG BEADING.
from ne S~iears Ir,4s l. g,s'>r lhr9l
Nj blaine. IN oar ia''r'icr .'is 20 ~ iEiLDS,
his views on tHr lIr~ Trans iNNNf-' W LOU
tieveiAnd ald It - nigh enia:i>is n. rsadin- dr
Blaine i. w1ihont ,olot he sreAtet viHs at mt IN
m. question tsr protection al what s- saJ, ne for
ti.es with uncontgsvertDls facts aud h-nFcs
YF- HE l. QUITE WELL TItNK YOU
PROM me Ftndh,iphia IHqu rr' tE'D1
There il Iunor ~ political clfecs 10 TIC ousol lHa
Nj. Elaine Is well
INTERESTING To EVERYBODY.
ll5ia Th> PiughL>rD6> IA .ir fEp1
rs-s,Isn OF Mr. B.an., op the l. rin pucsto
a. ~ t44s. Of Nr. Cleveland s.caps' J." po,'n OF
dtsair for The rrr-idency Cleveland H. but sncc ne
.orit, or the people ~ the uufcieri state. shaved
D', arf AND word. have been fal,we with interest
fully equal to that fst In those Of ths highest s ia
the Land
.I D Ut i,,,,, A vi, g s ,q,,
Mr. Banes tam y-"a are a. clear -hi cIr!icit as
yirws or patrI,tc American. loving ni, country and
anI FOR The good Of vi, coun,rImra Ihsy arc -
Distinctly American those .! Nh Cleveland arc dis
unctly LngIisn.
CLEARLY AND POWERFULLY EXPRESSED.
rom Tt> Nsr HiceH Journal tRrp)
The opuions 81 Mr. iIsnc concrInng thc Frs'idenfs
message might well b. eNP-ctcd 10 be- very intsresuns
anr Ihey are Tue y I'll ,i c rs
sraI attention and eIriio mnch comment ILoJ arc
clearly and powerfully oIPressed
APALLIp MCGwUMPs VIEW
Frorn In> San Hrr,n .,,cs (IaLD
Blaine. message oIoos upon HE n-sls Of Clevs
organ InK lnlBrNE, gives It SON. r'ishl "t Official
utrerance u almost he REGARDED a. The Repnhii-
tievcands MANY paper - iho llrinD-
cratic AMI thus siI months or more Ia IdI'n'e 81 o
National nominating conventions We know the pfsn- 10
great parties Cleveland has not only selected his bat
Tie ground. but his All. sgohi't IA we'll
WARM PRAISE FROM 4 POLITICAL FOE.
Irom me fibdnV Tiprs tD,H-)
Asalways Mr.. blame .nsrs soHsthiA. now, though II
NAV not he OF most valuable or iudcOus character.
AVID even thoso eppo-cd to policy must concede Tue
af;ractivsu aud pl4usbiilty of us -pcsch lie
addresses the thr.iiaa psos of his naive land nrs
and touches the quick those patriotic folk wod
tremendous expenditures from lhe treasury
To sep along trade and defend the country at III
tune AMI again, wh.re Is tho satoan who snail arise
and gain.ay hint Inc isslas are made 50 IA,
MIR CLEVELAND and NJ Blaine make them. Arc the
parties aly to J"ia l
FAR MORE EEApABLr THAN THE MESSAGE
Prom The P,hsburG Commercial Eds't,
Mr. Blaine talks IN another place III tins paper lie Is
NOR. widely. carefully and more inlcrcaedr tnan
the OF the President OF the United stao. viii
more staesansp ihan hi, frrctrais rioHd, could toll
HIM. than lie could eatacr lron great iorsry OF
uusty political economies ami eacf clopsdas. Mr.
Blaine solves tho sorsD kaot Of tue surplus revenues
AT one blow without wre.sing mo nin.trie, OF no
simple that II ~ strange that the PRESENT Demo
stmnbe ont. it, Tho merits Of Mr.. Blanss can
ne. b. o6,erv.d when l.i down ,ao py 'no wh Mr
OF the one and the weakness sf the other
GOSSIP AMONG CONGRESSMAN.
Warrington correspond nee Of ne Nro York 81" CDrn)
Conrrcs men y-,leriay talked aDort nshlng except
President Clcyranfs bed us--ase oTiaJ they talked
about little except Blanes lighting reply to IT, he
Elaine Republicans full OF enthusiastic. the anti
Blaine Republicans are beginning to THINK they viii
have to surrender TO tho Malse man again. and tho
Democrats pronounce Blaise tricky sta esiian hut a
brilliant politician Tho general opinion that Blaine
interview hs. settled In adva,cs tho Republican nonis
ton for President and sol u thA tarh quss0n TAR and
square the only issue for 1855. Senators, Hspro
ssDtatives. National omHittes members government
official, aad politicians generally ia scd TO day 81 the
politics. Nine ont of ten declared that
fight 1888 would lie for Cleveland and tarlii rsiue
lion against Blame aud cctlOn. Tue friends OF Sho
man ssl lIawer and of Al,sn and all The rssi. admit
that Blaine stock has advanced several points to-day
The tus Blaine speak could not have been more
spportnne The National Republican Committee ~ III
session and tho leading politicians Of many cities are al
the capital. ~, . .
am not an advocate OF Blanes nomination." said
prominent Western Congressman today. " and voted
again, his nominations In 1884 but must c0nfsss III It
whether should he the candidate or not, no one
deny him right Ia be called The leader OF his party
His Paris interview Is master stroke 81 political genius
Clevelands was good but Baine's was better because
while Cleveland was speaking as the Pr-siient Blainn
| 4 NJ, 4 hay hee afraid or sey